Public notices and economic warnings in Indiana politics
Fort Wayne editorial notes argue about census geography changes and warn of political shifts. Mentions ex-Senator Hemenway and others, Indiana republican trend, Taft's stance, and Governor Marshall’s earlier alarm about socialist growth and tariff policies. The piece critiques party dynamics and calls readers to consider economic conditions.
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Pongo
Andlunapotta
James A. Hemenway
James T. Watson
CW. Putrhanke
Jesdera
Indiana
Beveridge
Mamenway
Palre Hanks
Me. Waterte
Wikegstin
Reveridun
Senator LaFollette
Republican Party
Teo
Thomas Ft. Marshall
Democratic Party
Marshall
Taft
Mareball
Indiana shippers oppose rising freight rates stop injunction likely
Washington correspondent reports Indiana shippers led by Fort Wayne protests against planned freight rate increases by twenty two roads. Attorney General Wickersham may seek injunction. industry experts note interstate commerce commission views concerted action by twenty two lines, with Chicago broker C F Palbin cited as agent.
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Enix Jastinn
Washington
Indianapotin Star
Indiana
Wickersham Wij
Department of Justice
Protente
Ludlowadda
Fort Wayne
Indiana Onfo
Interatate
Merce Commission
C.F. Palbin
Chicago
Teada
le Wwontern
Increasing Central Freight rates spark antitrust probe
The Interstate Commerce Commission compared new rates for the Central Freight association showing a uniform rise from Chicago to Evansville Louisville Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Increases range from 8 to 31 percent averaging around 12 percent with no evident rate cuts. Attn to possible injunctions noted as protests flood the attorney general’s office across states.
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Interstate Satamtenes
Commission
Central Freight Association
Fetd
Nas
Chicago
Eyansville
Louisville
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Wickersham
Indiana
Starn
School Luncheon Question Placed Before Public
Fort Wayne readers asked to discuss how to provide suitable outdoor exercise and a midday meal for high school students. A Woman's Guild committee weighed the impact of a longer school day and lunch, deciding not to press a formal proposal yet and seeking reader input through the Journal-Gazette.
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Journal-Gazette
Bir
Ane Goselon
Wayne High School
Anlyea
Benofta
Sehyot Nout
Anner
Physicii
Womean
Fengun
Thir
Thin Tima
Thong
Ar Tan
George M. Naylor
Stephen Bond
Joseph Strauahn
George P. Evans
Jouin
P P. Evans
Clap WN. Gouldlin
A. BE Urrbating
R Taylor
Charles A
Stocibridge
Fort Wayne
Ind
Governor Marshall Wins Alabama Hearts and Wishes
Governor and Mrs Marshall win Alabama hearts with warm reception at the University of Alabama. An audience of alumni and prominent citizens greeted the Indiana governor on a special Tuscaloosa visit via train, with stops at Pinehurst and the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Warner Sinak. The speech likened the Old South to the New South, praising the South's heritage and urging state youth to honor it.
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Mmese GaRzette
Thoma Th. Marshall
Tuacitlonan
Pinehurst
Penne
Mere. J. Warner Sinak
Hoaphattty
University
T' Ahtre
Society of the Alumni
Praatient
Crnmner
Marshall Ayn Fmin
Mperch
Irene
Ernor Marshall
To Utayion
Governor Marshall Praised in Alabama Visit at Tuscaloosa
The Democratic governor arrives as a guest of the university with Tuscaloosa and Tuscaloosa people eager to hear his address. Prominent citizens expect a strong leader and the governor already makes a favorable impression, signaling potential support from the South as he tours the state.
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Alabama
Luncheon Honors Governor and Mrs Marshall in Tuscaloosa
A large luncheon hosted by President and Mrs Abercrombie honored Governor and Mrs Marshall during their visit. Deans, distinguished visitors, and faculty mingled in a formal yet relaxed setting with crimson and white decorations and sweet peas. Guests described the couple as cordial and charming, making the event especially pleasant.
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Abercrombie
Marshall
Tuscaloosa
Mrs. Abercramble
Mansia
J. J. Doster
al J
Miss Burns
Mra. Abercrombis
Misa Myrt Abercrombie
Mias Clara Abercrombie
Marehall
Sperdons
Governor Marshall Their Ideal in Alabama Public Debate
Birmingham Age-Herald notes praise for Governor Marshall as a true Democrat and capable statesman. It highlights Morton’s warm speech at a banquet, underscoring Marshall’s opposition to executive usurpation, adherence to early traditions, and faith in the American people.
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Birmingham
Ala
Age-Herald
Thomas BR
Minshull
Morton
Hsien
Marshail
Alabama
Marshall
Notes of the Business World Note on advertising practices
A series of stray business notes discusses department openings in Toledo and staffing changes at Star Shoe Co. and Meyer Bros. It reflects on advertising strategy, the risks of changing copy, and the idea that advertisers often lose their original concept through gradual revisions and misdirected emphasis.
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Richard A. Volay
Reunion of the Highte family Set Near Flint
News from Angola Hills Indiana reports Mrs John Castell is improving and recovery is assured. The Misses Lethe and Nesta Digbie have been visiting relatives in Michigan and California. The annual Highte family reunion will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Charla V Highte near Flint on June 0 and all members are invited.
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Angola
Ind
John Castell
Lethe
Nesta Digbie
Ly. Efryt- Romery
California
Mich
Se Ash Wook
Ard Hole
Fighte
Charla V Highte
Flint
Military play may be staged in Auburn soon
In Auburn Indiana on June 6 local organizers Mrs Hoscling and Mr Pellen arranging a community theatre project by Company Kone conei dnring pitting an auxiliary play. The plan involves guards and coordinators to stage a future show with Gow in charge of arrangements and Marshall impressed with the effort, aiming to keep city talent engaged and provide opportunities.
June Sale of Undermuslims Offer Exciting Value
Our June sale promises thrifty buyers strong savings across underwear items. The stock remains fairly complete and sale will continue for a while longer as customers affirm quality and price meet their expectations.
Dress Fabrics at Great Dress Goods Store
Frack or cotton fabrics in white and dainty shades displayed on wall. Spring toned cottons with two wonderful varieties and wide price range. Customer needs only to choose. staff promises to assist with fitting and selection.
Gift ideas and auctions for a bride to be
The notice highlights a range of small luxury goods including neckwear fans jewelry gloves hosiery ribbons and toilet articles. It invites readers to visit a china and glassware auction on the third floor for wedding gifts and curiosities.
Fragmented tale of a chaotic wedding and sports headlines
A garbled narrative mixes a chaotic wedding scene with stray sports notes and printed circulation figures. The piece references a bride, a menacing altercation, and a shifting cast of sports and newspaper details, including a Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette circulation claim and a Monon train crash near Lowell.
Famous short story writer dead in New York
Henry Porter known as YO Porter, renowned short story writer, died today in New York after an operation. He failed to recover following surgery at a hospital. condition details were not released. Mrs Porter is mentioned as involved in the family note.
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York
Wilian Ranex Porter
Henry Naw
Rteriog
President Taft Returns to Washington After Western Trip
President Taft arrived in Washington at three o clock this evening returning from his western trip. He went to the White House and said he would call a meeting this evening. Senator Burrows Assistant Secretary Hillens and Charles D Norton who tomorrow assume his duties as ancillary to the president accompanied him.
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Washington
Taft
Senator Burrows
Treasury
Hillens
Charles D. Norton
Western Reserve Receives Hanna Gift Endowment Boost
Cleveland June 1 President Thwing of Western Reserve University will announce the acceptance of a $260,000 gift from I. M. Hanna to be used by the moral department. The gift forms a quarter of an intended $1,000,000 endowment fund.
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Cleveland
Thwing
Western Regerve Univeraity
Mirrow
M. Hanna
Winona Crowds Grow As Visitors Fill City
A massive influx of visitors swells Winona's streets as 30 000 gather for events. Delegates and residents extend hospitality while officials anticipate further crowds over the weekend. Excursions by rail and road are planned, with 10 000 visitors expected to depart. Dunkard ministers occupy all local church pulpits today as services proceed.
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Warsaw
Thie
Winona Laka
Pennsylvania
Waretw
For Rent Store Room on West Jefferson Street
Advertisements show a store room for rent at 405 West Jefferson Street. The text repeats the rental offer and includes unclear phrases likely from OCR. no clear dates or contact details are provided.
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West Jefferson Street
The Cherry Tree Poem Fragment
A childlike verse speaks of a small cherry tree that grows beside its mother in a garden. Children visit to pick ripe cherries while the tree dreams of growing tall and offering a sweet treat to the kids who play beneath its branches.
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